Does the TV mounting plate rotate 90 degrees so the TV can be positioned in a portrait orientation?
13613
No, the plate tilts up and down, and moves side to side, but it does not rotate. As you can tell by the pic, the edges of the plate is a square, so the TV can be mounted either way.
1063751
Your TV when mounted can be tilted from the down (viewing position) to up out of the way position. Looking at the picture of the assembly, you will see the longer part of the mounting plate (top), this is the direction the tv will tilt in. The x shaped tv mount rotates and adjust up and down this allows for viewing in all directions. Hope this helps.
1164113
The mount does rotate. I currently have it against the wall so I only rotate it at most 30 degrees each way. But, I am assuming it can do more. The height is also adjustable should that be an issue.
1164110
You can rotate the bracket slightly but it won't turn a 90 degree angle. It turns about 45 degrees.
470876
I will probably go a total of 90 degrees, but not 90 degrees each way. Assuming that the wall extends each direction from the mount, your TV will simply hit the wall due to the arm not extending out far enough. If you mount it on a corner, near where the wall terminates, the mount should be able to rotate the 90 degrees, however.
1531006
It is a bit tilted upward so it is not truly 90 degree angle. With that said, with the TV being tilted, it allows viewing from my perspective comfortably; I did not need to look upward to watch TV too much. Hope this helps...
361477
No. It rotates, but does not tilt. Sits perfectly vertical. Excellent TV all round though.
2130206
Yes after installing its software there is an option to use this in portrait mode also 90, 180 and 270 rotation mode
271939
Yes, but only 45 degrees in each direction. However, the TV is light enough to move easily...maybe too easily.
2254966
Yes. You just turn the plate 90 degrees from how they tell you to install it. How well it works depends on the exact placement of the inputs and controls on your monitor.
1762975
No - it will rotate freely (depending on your wiring slack) between portrait and landscape. HOWEVER, a tool is needed to change the "tilt". Since I use my stand at the foot of my bed, I keep the panel rotated slightly downward for a more direct viewing. If I were to need to rotate it to portrait (which I don't anticipate), I'd either have to adjust the tilt (which would have it facing slightly sideways) - or, more likely, simply offset the whole stand a bit to compensate.
1687091
yes - There is a screw on top that allows you to adjust the degree of rotation.
2063851
If you are talking about the physical orientation of the monitor, then No. Not with the mount comes with the product. If you just want to rotate the contents displayed on the monitor then you can do it if your graphic card support this feature.
290895
yes sir, but if you turn 180 degrees theres no problem with the light pattern .. if is 90 degree mount do not buy it!
672844
YUP!Mine is mounted so it points back from the tv.If you wall mount your TV you probably can't mount it this way.
46948
Yes it swivels 90 degrees vertically and horizontally. Easy to mount and looks real with blinking light.
217792
Sort of. You can position it so that the mount would be connected to the underside of an overhang, but the camera would be 90 degrees off. The camera can rotate around the base 360 degrees, and then the camera can tilt maybe 60 degrees ,so it probably will do what you want in some form or another. This isn't a big deal - I think there's a software option to spin the image, and most security video recorders have the ability to do that as well. But you'll "lose" (or gain, depending on what you are pointed at) a few pixels because the rectangle of view will be 90 degrees out of phase. So I'd say "Yes, you can" with a minor caveat.